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Packs quite a punch when it comes to a star of television coming clean about her past and battle with depression and post-natal depression. Welch is straight-talking throughout and talks in a no-holds barred way about past relationships and things that have made her live her life in her own unique and off-kilter way. As a reader you get the impression that Welch is a warm and brutally honest person who is trying to educate others about how to go forward in life – especially with her detailed accounts of mental battles. The tips she gives as well as medical and practitioner references will, I’m sure, be useful for many. I really warmed to Welch whilst reading this book – I already thought she was a great actress on tv (I love her portrayal of Steph on Waterloo Road), I now also admire her for being totally transparent and unstarry regarding the general pitfalls we can all face in life. This book will appeal to any reader of modern biographies and to those who have a passion for current television and theatre history. It’s a real page-turner and well as being easy and straightforward to read. Great book and totally unpretentious – would recommend!
It was simultaneously comforting and depressing to realize the antics of our current news media are nothing new. This book is a brilliant and hilarious satire of cycle-centered reportage.